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Part — Vermeersch, On Forbidden Books

Part One: General Notions

Contents

Chapter I: Historical Notionsnn. 2–9
- I. On the Prohibition of Booksnn. 2–6
- II. On the Previous Censorship of Booksnn. 7–9
Chapter II: The Present Usefulness of Laws of This Kindnn. 10–12
Chapter III: Brief Description of the Laws Which Are in Force Todaynn. 13–17
Chapter IV: Abrogation of the Earlier Lawnn. 18–22
Chapter V: The Universal Force of These Lawsnn. 23–24
Chapter VI: The Right Interpretation of These Lawsnn. 25–46
- I. What General Principles Are to Be Usednn. 25–27
- II. Applications or Particular Casesnn. 28–32
- A. Book, Booklet, Writingnn. 33–41
- 3. On the Signification of Various Words and Clausesnn. 42–46
Chapter VII: What Acts the Prohibition of a Book Forbids by Positive Lawnn. 47–52
- I. On Perfect Prohibitionnn. 47–51
- II. On Less Perfect Prohibitionn. 52
Chapter VIII: Obligation of Conscience. Gravity of Faultnn. 53–61
Chapter IX: By What Power Books Are Prohibitednn. 62–64